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Then what is DVD-A?

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You are totally clueless, dogz.
Go away and do some reading.

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It's the DVD which has the A-Side of the original album on it. It normally comes in one pack with a DVD-B.

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You're confusing him and he's confused enough already, already.

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You're confusing him and he's confused enough already, already.

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I'm not confused you silly chump

You still have no sense of humour. Remove your head from your ass.

I went to a restaurant that serves 'breakfast at any time'. So I ordered French Toast during the Renaissance.

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Actually the original 1985 RCA audio is one of the best

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I don't know which version you have, but I have the West German RCA pressing (with the red coloured spine, as opposed to the Japanese pressings which had blue coloured spines) and the whole thing sounds like it's been recorded under a wet blanket.

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but I do think the 1985 CD master is the most redundant thing on the list especially since the sound quality must be the worse of the lot...I´m assuming that, though, so correct me if I´m wrong.

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If it's the same pressing as I have, then yes, it's redundant. Regardless, it's a strange inclusion anyway. Why is it there, other than to bump up the price of the Deluxe version?

I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.

Forgotten_Boy

The user known as Quills is dogz.

When dogz says "Actually the original 1985 RCA audio is one of the best"

He's expressing someone else's opinion or he's copied that from another forum or both.

You're wasting your time, it's impossible to have a meaningful conversation with dogz.

FastChanges

You are still as thick as ever. I thought moving countries would improve your bad manners...seem's I was wrong! You're still a miserable wretch

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I don't know which version you have, but I have the West German RCA pressing (with the red coloured spine, as opposed to the Japanese pressings which had blue coloured spines) and the whole thing sounds like it's been recorded under a wet blanket.

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I have both RCA CD's and think the sound is wonderful to my ears. It's all a matter of choice.

I went to a restaurant that serves 'breakfast at any time'. So I ordered French Toast during the Renaissance.

If you all are curious, I got the advance myself and have some pictures and thoughts here on the CDs and DVD-A:
http://indieethos.wordpress.com/2010/08/21/advance-copies-for-bowie’s-station-to-station-features-dvd-a/

--Hans M.